“To consider the Earth as the only populated world in infinite space is as absurd as to assert that in an entire field of millet, only one grain will grow.”
― Metrodorus of Chios 4th century B.C.
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The extraterrestrials known as ‘gods’ created life on Earth
- There is some troubling evidence -
Ancient writings and traditions worldwide tell us that intelligent and powerful beings came to Earth in vehicles from the sky. The words used to describe those events were what any pre-technological culture would use to describe contact with technologically advanced beings.
Now that we have entered the age of science ourselves, we can understand how life can be scientifically (rather than mystically) created by a highly advanced race.
Those searching for evidence of extraterrestrial life need look no further than in humanity’s most revered ancient text. The “Elohim,” as they were known in the original Hebrew Bible or as Anunnaki, in other religious texts, deliberately created all life on Earth through highly advanced science.
Thousands of years ago, scientists from another planet came to Earth and created all forms of life—including humans, “in their image and likeness.” Due to their highly advanced technology, they were mistaken for gods by our primitive ancestors and often referred to as “Elohim”, which in ancient Hebrew and in the texts of the ancient Sumerians, which are older than the Bible, and in the texts of the ancient Zoroastrians, which are considered to be the oldest, means" “Those who came from the sky.” Despite being a plural word, over time the word “Elohim” was mistranslated into the singular “God” as referenced in modern-day Bibles.
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Further Resources & Reading
Selected sources to deepen your research
Below you will find a selection of resources we consider valuable for deepening the topics covered on this site. These links were carefully chosen and represent diverse perspectives within the fields of historical, textual, and ufological research.
Primary Texts and Translations
Sacred-Texts.comMassive collection of sacred texts, mythology, and folklore from all cultures. Includes Zoroastrian, Sumerian, Vedic, and Gnostic texts.
ETCSL — Oxford UniversityElectronic Text Corpus of Sumerian Literature. Verified academic transcriptions of cuneiform tablets. Reference source for Sumerian studies.
Gāthās of ZarathuštraGāthās texts with multiple English translations. Useful tool for studying the compositions of Zarathustra.
Encyclopædia IranicaAuthoritative academic reference on Iranian culture, history, and religion. Articles on Zoroastrianism, the Avesta, and Persian civilization.
Perseus Digital Library (Tufts)Digital library of Greek and Latin texts. Useful for classical sources mentioning Zarathustra (Diogenes Laertius, Plutarch, Hermodorus).
Alternative Archaeology & Ancient Civilizations
Ancient OriginsArticles on archaeology, ancient artifacts, and lost civilizations. Illustrated content updated regularly.
Biblioteca PleyadesSpanish-language blog on alternative history, non-conventional archaeology, ufology, and diverse topics. Popular in Spanish-speaking communities.
Göbekli Tepe — General InformationInformation on the archaeological site that challenges conventional chronologies. Relevant to the debate on the true age of ancient monuments.
The Black VaultDeclassified government documents on UFOs and unidentified aerial phenomena. Curated by John Greenewald.
EarthfilesLinda Moulton Howe. Field reports, interviews, and analysis on sightings and non-conventional disclosure topics.
Zoroastrianism & Indo-Iranian Studies
Zoroastrian.orgInformation on the Zoroastrian faith, liturgy, history, and sacred texts. Traditional and academic approach.
Ayat.orgZoroastrian resources, text translations, and articles on the history of Mazdayasna.
HellenicaArticles on the connection between Zoroastrianism and other traditions. Some authors address non-conventional perspectives.
Gnosticism & Early Biblical Texts
gnosis.orgComplete Gnostic texts (Nag Hammadi Library), apocryphal gospels, and early Christian materials. Relevant to the study of "Elohim" and "Benei Ha'Elohim".
Early Christian WritingsEarly Christian writings and apocrypha. Historical context for interpreting biblical texts on "gods" and "sons of gods".
Note: We link these resources exclusively for educational purposes and to expand reading. The inclusion of an external site does not constitute full endorsement of all its content. We recommend cross-referencing information with multiple sources and exercising critical judgment when reading external material.
Week of 14-20 September 2026 — Hessdalen, Norway: the case science monitors live
Since 1984, a valley in central Norway produces recurring lights: brilliant white, yellow and red spheres that appear over the terrain, move silently and disappear. The only place on Earth with permanent instruments observing unidentified luminous phenomena for decades.
It has always been striking that, in the debate about ancient contacts, almost all the attention focuses on Mesopotamia and Egypt. The Anunnaki, the tablets, the cylinder seals... But there is another corner of Europe where tradition preserves equally strange accounts: the Celtic lands. Ireland, Wales, Brittany. And there things take on a peculiar tone, because the stories speak not only of descending gods, but of something closer to what we today call anomalous phenomena.
Ancient Apocalypse — A Different Perspective on Human History
A documentary series that allows you to see not only ancient history but also our own reality from a different perspective. Hosted by Graham Hancock, the series explores alternative theories about lost civilizations and the possibility that advanced societies existed long before recorded history began.
The Central Question
If you're looking for answers, this series will help you find them. The core premise asks: what if conventional archaeological timelines are incomplete? What if cataclysms wiped out sophisticated cultures that predated the known civilizations of Egypt, Mesopotamia, and the Indus Valley?
Graham Hancock's Thesis
Hancock proposes that a advanced civilization existed during or before the last Ice Age (~12,000 years ago), destroyed by a comet impact or similar cataclysm. Survivors scattered across the globe, transmitting knowledge to emerging hunter-gatherer societies — which later built Stonehenge, Göbekli Tepe, the Egyptian pyramids, and other monuments we cannot fully explain with conventional history.
The Annus Novus Decimal Calendar — A Ten-Month System
The Annus Novus Decimal Calendar is an alternative calendar system that divides the seasonal year into ten months alternating between 36 and 37 days. Designed as a decimal-based reform of the Gregorian calendar, it offers a simplified structure for tracking time. The system includes provisions for leap years, a 5-day week cycle, and a dedicated intercalary period that remains outside the standard week structure.
Leap Year Mechanism
A leap year occurs every fourth year, coinciding with Gregorian leap years. Leap years have a 1-day month called Intercalarius immediately following the tenth month. The calendar uses a 5-day week. Intercalarius is excluded from the week so as to make the calendar year perpetual — meaning weekdays align consistently year after year without drift.
Zoroastrianism also has a very interesting history, yet it remains unknown to many.
Zoroastrianism is considered one of the oldest religions in the world, predating Judaism. There are writings from the ancient Aryans that place Zoroastrianism long before the Ice Age. Here only a part of the information is presented.
Abraham (Avi) Loeb — The Harvard Professor Who Changed the Conversation
Abraham (Avi) Loeb is the Frank B. Baird, Jr., Professor of Science at Harvard University, where he has served as chairman of the astronomy department and director of the Institute for Theory and Computation. In 2017, a groundbreaking discovery challenged our understanding of the cosmos — and one scientist chose to ask the question others avoided.
'Oumuamua — The First Interstellar Object
On October 19, 2017, the Pan-STARRS1 telescope in Hawaii detected an object passing through our solar system at unprecedented speed. Its trajectory indicated it did not originate from anywhere in our planetary system — it came from interstellar space. Named 'Oumuamua (Hawaiian for "messenger from afar"), this cigar-shaped object measured roughly 400 meters long and exhibited unusual properties that defied conventional explanation.
The Unexplained Acceleration
What set 'Oumuamua apart was its non-gravitational acceleration. As it moved away from the Sun, it sped up slightly — more than can be explained by gravity alone. Typically, such acceleration is attributed to outgassing (like comets releasing ice vapor). But 'Oumuamua showed no tail, no coma, and no evidence of volatile materials. It was dark, dense, and silent — behaving unlike any known asteroid or comet.
"The first impression is that it looks artificial. I am not claiming that it is artificial. I'm saying it has characteristics that are consistent with an artificial origin."
— Abraham Loeb, Harvard University
The Scientific Debate
Loeb's suggestion — published in peer-reviewed journals and expanded in his 2021 book "Extraterrestrial: The First Sign of Intelligent Life Beyond Earth" — ignited fierce debate. Mainstream astronomers dismissed the extraterrestrial hypothesis as premature. Others argued that natural explanations remained plausible. But the core point stood: 'Oumuamua behaved unlike anything humanity had ever studied, and science demands that anomalies be questioned.
What Came Next
Following 'Oumuamua, another interstellar object visited — 2I/Borisov in 2019, which looked distinctly like a comet. Loeb continued advocating for systematic searches for technosignatures, proposing that future objects might carry deliberate messages or technologies. His GOTO project (Galactic Orbits and Technosignatures Observatory) aims to deploy telescopes specifically designed to detect and analyze interstellar visitors.
Why It Matters for This Archive
The 'Oumuamua case fits squarely within this site's method: what is documented is the observational data (non-gravitational acceleration, unusual shape, lack of outgassing); what was investigated spans multiple peer-reviewed papers and public debates; and what it means remains contested between mainstream skeptics and those willing to entertain artificial origins. Like Phoenix Lights, Belgium 1990, and Rendlesham Forest — trained observers, instruments, and unresolved questions converge without consensus.
— Loeb, A., "Interstellar Object 'Oumuamua Could Be Alien Technology," Scientific American, 2018
— Loeb, A., "Extraterrestrial: The First Sign of Intelligent Life Beyond Earth," Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2021
— Micheli, M. et al., "Solar System Objects Interstellar to the Solar System," Nature, 2018
Video: Prof. Avi Loeb discusses 'Oumuamua and the possibility of extraterrestrial technology (YouTube — verified source)
Dr. Brian Leary — NASA Astronaut & Princeton Physics Professor
Below is a clip from the documentary 'THRIVE—What on Earth Will it Take?' featuring Dr. Brian Leary speaking about extraterrestrials and the implications of their possible arrival.
Just as the notion that aliens exist is gaining mainstream traction, so too is the idea that we have already been visited by them. We can attribute this shift largely to the recent official disclosure of the UFO phenomenon, which revealed that objects performing impossible maneuvers at impossible speeds that defy our known understanding of physics are commonly seen by trained observers (military personnel).
"There is another way, whether it's wormholes, or warping space, there's got to be a way to generate energy so that you can pull it out of the vacuum, and the fact that [extraterrestrials are] here shows us that they found a way."
— Jack Kasher, Ph.D.
Professor Emeritus of Physics, University of Nebraska
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